Scorchers Women

Leagues Played: Super Series Women 12 Ireland Super 50 Women 2

Results

Super Series Women	09/17 09:45	-	Scorchers Women v Dragons Women	CANC
Super Series Women	09/10 09:45	-	Scorchers Women v Typhoons Women	60/10(21.5)-61/2(6.3)
Super Series Women	08/29 09:45	-	Scorchers Women v Typhoons Women	156/9(50)-157/3(36.4)
Super Series Women	08/20 09:45	-	Dragons Women v Scorchers Women	PPT.
Super Series Women	07/19 09:45	-	Typhoons Women v Scorchers Women	131/2(23.4)-128/10(37.4)
Super Series Women	07/16 09:45	-	Dragons Women v Scorchers Women	CANC
Super Series Women	06/11 09:45	-	Scorchers Women v Typhoons Women	PPT.
Super Series Women	06/05 13:00	-	Typhoons Women v Scorchers Women	101/10(18.4)-102/1(13.1)
Super Series Women	05/21 10:00	-	Typhoons Women v Scorchers Women	96/10(19.2)-121/3(20)
Super Series Women	05/14 14:00	-	Scorchers Women v Dragons Women	92/10(19.5)-115/10(19.2)
Super Series Women	05/14 10:00	-	Scorchers Women v Typhoons Women	80/9(20)-68/2(11.4)
Super Series Women	05/07 14:00	-	Dragons Women v Scorchers Women	113/4(20)-117/3(17.1)

Scorchers Women is a professional cricket team based in Perth, Western Australia. The team was established in 2015 and competes in the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL), which is the premier domestic T20 cricket competition for women in Australia. The team is owned by the Western Australian Cricket Association (WACA) and is coached by Shelley Nitschke.

The Scorchers Women have a strong and talented squad of players, including some of the best cricketers in Australia and around the world. The team is led by Australian all-rounder Sophie Devine, who is known for her explosive batting and accurate bowling. Other key players in the team include Beth Mooney, who is one of the best wicket-keeper batswomen in the world, and Megan Schutt, who is a world-class fast bowler.

The Scorchers Women have a proud history in the WBBL, having reached the semi-finals in each of the first four seasons of the competition. In the 2019-20 season, the team finished in second place on the ladder and reached the final, where they were defeated by the Brisbane Heat. The team will be looking to go one better in the upcoming season and win their first WBBL title. With a strong squad and experienced coaching staff, the Scorchers Women are sure to be a force to be reckoned with in the competition.